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There are plenty of reasons to despise this filth ridden city. What bothers you most?

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.youtube.com/watch
these people are poor AF and not angry. what are the chermans excuses again?

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also: www.youtube.com/watch

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  Anonymous wrote:

fornicate KRAUTS

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I totally agree. It's comforting to know Germany's birth rate is one of the world's lowest. Let's keep our fingers crossed for this trend to continue.

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Krautt Police are the worst arrogant scumbags in uniforms

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www.youtube.com/watch

1:0 for the people. Respect to the English... the lockdown will never end in Germany thanks to the pusssy cunnt German idiotss

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the english are not obedient mindless f*cks like the chermans

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Why is everything unnecessarily so complicated in this country?

Sure, bureaucracy plays huge role but people are also reluctant to help and support each other and this creates toxic environment to live in.

What do you think?

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Every aspect of life is better in any other first world country

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The joke of it all is the society also claims to want to be socialist. Please explain how they could achieve that with their attitudes. I’m not really sure what kind of society this is exactly to be honest, other than feeling like it’s a mad house

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I’ll say it again and again and again. Thank GOD there are foreigners here.

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I know. Just imagine how this place was like in the 1940's.

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I don’t even want to imagine. Hellhole at its finest

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Well... yeah

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LOL.... THATS WHY AVOID KRAUTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE......

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Or the DDR. My goodness this must have been a total hellhole with chermans doing what they do best: spying on you and turning in their own families

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  Alexander The Psychotic! wrote:

I recommend you to eat some 'Sauerkraut' it will help you to deal with CHERMANS. ;-)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Chermans are more sauer than any krautt out there. No thanks, I’ll take nice, seasoned food instead.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Then eat some Kimchi. It also helps against CHERMANS, although it protects you better from Koreans.

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No thanks. I'd rather fling it at them.

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A sour german with some sauer german

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Here, don't tell me you don't get this, the you really are not quite the brightest.
Watch this: www.youtube.com/watch
You see Dardai gets angry. And actually he could have said/or he felt like "SAY IT!!"
And this is what I meant when I wrote "to stay with a feel" AS AN ORIENTATION. Obviously doesn't apply to every situation. Sometimes you just don't want to give someone power/or respect things.
But then! when he didn't say so, the German reporter got all kinda strong in this "lame" way. Without actual true feels.
Now comes the point:
If you were to write that the reporter was mean you would likely get called being like mimimi (too soft)
and there is a big problem with that. Because you would get critisized for something you didn't even mean to do! Plus someone who would critisize you would actually say something like the truth. While he might still be lieing, knowing better.

Another view is, that on a human level the lost soul of the reporter is trying to reach the one of the trainer, so he gets angry and then later once the real feelings won so to speak is like forgving. I am saying this might be a very together thing actually and not at all like a fight.

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And actually, as for not giving power, your feel would be to do so, so there is actually no contradiction. You probably do not recall what I mean. I was effectively someone is just like trying to throw you off your feel, while he did actually not do that as a true action, but was rather defensive, who knows what it is. You gotto see that the true feelings is everything there is and it has all the power you could say. There is only one truth. Something is either fukking true or not. And in this case Dardai felt angry because his son gets called Trainersohn. I don't really have the background. And the reporter really is evading in this way that just makes you angry, because a feel is so obviously true; it can only be true. You cannot be angry without it being true. This is literal proof so to speak, in a very rational sense.

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I mean, it doesn't matter but you can definitely see that the reporter is then getting lame-strong because Dardai did not add his true feeling, which at least for me was "SAY IT!! because he was asking him What was he thinking? And yeah, it is very reasonable that the reporter does so once this feel is not there. I mean what is wrong with you people? This is the same way that you complain about Germans and now all of a sudden it doesn't interest you anymore? Do you make any fukking sense?

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LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO youre stil on this feel shit?

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i can see lockdown is getting to everybody

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I know you are quite sensitive to feedback, despite calling everyone who doesn't understand your posts as "stupid" and I really don't want to be harsh to you but I literally can't get my head around what you mean and god did I try.

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Experiences from Neu in Berlin? As for mine, I was hanging out with a girl, that after a while wanted me to get to know with her boyfriend too. Not to mention, how pretentious she was, and like talking about her life, like she was comparing mine to hers. Totally broken people.

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These people can’t be fixed. There’s no remedy. Only hope Ausländers who’ll outbreed them.

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These people have no principles. They would sell their mothers for 10 Euro

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10? they are too tight for that. 1.50 more like.

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krautz are tighter than a nuns female genitalia

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You would think, how can Chermans be so uneducated when there is free university in their country? And the answer is because, you have to have perfect grades by age 9 to get in. Like.... wtf?

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Their education system is very n@Zi

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Doesn’t matter.
Their institutional education means nothing. They are socially autistic anyway, and not “life-smart”.

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I am autistic and I am offended. Please don’t compare us to Chermans, thank you. You don’t choose autism but you do choose to be an a€&@hole Like they are

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Why am I even downvoted? It’s not nice to call someone something they didn’t choose to be. Didn’t your parents teach you that one?

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Because it was no offense.
Autistic can refer to challenges with social skills (broad range, different for each)
Which they can be said safely about Germans, due to their broken up upbringing.
You are truly autistic but cope with it, control it, good for you.
They don’t

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tbh i dont think all autistic people get diagnosed anyway especially women. Its a spectrum and they call it a disorder but tbh its just another variation of a personality if you ask me. Why categorise everything

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It’s not a variation of personality when you’re extra sensitive to lights, sounds, and smells like I am. It’s a disorder making your life harder than that of other people. There’s no need to generalize something like that. Many of us have become great at masking our difficulties, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have them.
Chermans are educated to be like that. Emotionless robots who don’t care about anyone else. It’s that toxic place, their toxic thinking, and their toxic environment.
Please don’t say it’s a different type of personality, just be happy you don’t have it.

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^Kudos to you! In a heartfelt sincere way!
I am sure everyone here agrees that no offense is due for people who struggle with (or say control?) their conditions.
We just wish Germans too would acknowledge their traits, and control it too.

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i dont think saying it is a different personality is being negative. I honestly think there are people with high functioning autism who dont know they have it because they are good at masking. And i just think it is a problem when variations on the "norm" are pathologised instead of realising that not everyone perceives reality in the same way but that is ok and there is nothing wrong with that and you dont need to call it a disease it is just a different way of processing the world

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You don’t need to call it a disease because it’s no disease, it’s a disorder. But we don’t go around calling ourselves autistic, because you know, people treat us like children or aliens. But it is a different way of processing the world; a much harder one. What I don’t like is people using that word as derogatory or to insult others. That’s why I intervened

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i mean its not a disorder its just a variation on the spectrum of what you call different types of human being

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Lol look at these Krautt Scum , filthy krautt Bastardss
www.instagram.com/tv/CN-0KxdqMzd/

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I always wondered how black germans still encountered this. Ok, so I am white and I am a foreigner and I encounter xenophobia for not being german. But germans who are black, they encounter racism. so what, the only person who can win in german society is a white german? and of course he was kicked from the store, this society is made up of bullies, and the system is broken, so that the guy cant do anything about it. sure he can post to social media but it wont do anything.

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I have spoken to Black Germans. They two have to deal with racism all their lives here. Such as, “ where are you from”? Like WTF! I figured they experienced racism too. And talking to some of the black Germans I’ve encountered only proved my point. It’s sad, these people are incredible ignorant and they showcase it with confidence.

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that's the most stupid statement I've ever seen here. I'm as white as snow and they always ask me the same question. stop playing the victim card

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Asking "Where are you from?" is absolutely not racist. I am delighted to explain my heritage and the further questions it generates. I am so sick of the sensitivity of most people these days.

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I agree with the above.
I am not at all offended by my heritage.
If someone asks where I am from, it’s perfectly fine as a conversation starter.
What can escalate is the attitude, response after that. Then you know if they‘re racist, only curious or anything else.
Sure, people mixed, migrated etc. for generations and various people exist in various places, but frankly... It’s a continent with its own history and genetic pool, there’s nothing wrong to ask someone about their personal heritage and journey.
You might learn something new and maybe make a new friend or acquaintance?
I agree with the overly sensitivity

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.... are you black?!

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Most people with foreign parents born here don’t want to identify with being Cherman anyway. I was wondering why as soon as I came here. „don’t they want to feel like they belong in the country where they were born?!“ but then I had interactions with chermans and I understood perfectly why. These people have no morals, no principles as someone else here said, no manners and no empathy. I wouldn’t want to call myself one of them for the world

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Totally agree never met any non German person who wanted to be German!

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To the one asked if I am black. No, but I am not seen as white either here and I am rather one of the „bad“ foreigners , but I don’t give a shit.
I am OK with who I am, and I don’t play the butthurt because they might be dumb.
If they are it says nothing about you, it says something about them.
Confidence and self-esteem Is the only thing you can change about it, you cannot change them.

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Poster here who doesn’t believe “where are you from is racist”. I’m of Jewish descent and was born in South Africa. I have been called a Zionist, dealt with being compared to Oscar Pistorious and also scolded for my ancestors past actions. I had absolutely nothing to do with any of the above and I’m so sick of the double standards. I have no qualms if you ask me my this question since I am proud of who I am and where I have come from. It is only small minds that insult me and I have no time for them.

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And I certainly do not look European to boot. The Down voters are all far too sensitive.

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I think Zionists should be ashamed of themselves, they are still committing genocide of the Palestinians. Zionists are very sick people, mentally. So no wonder you don't have anything to do with them. Jews are fine, but there's nothing to be proud of being an Israeli/Zionist.

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As if Palestinians are angels who’ve never hurt anyone and they are the good guys. Give me a break.

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Being wanting to be called a german lol.

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is this real?

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or is this just phantasy. caught in a filth town no escape from germanity.

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Open your eyes, look up to Berlin dirt and see

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I'm just a youtu.be/ydfcPt4kQuw

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^^^Thank you for the music

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Easy come, hard to go.
Little high, always low...
Everywhere the wind blows, these Berliners don’t matters to me. To meeeeee

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Mama...... just killed a Svan.....put a gun against his head, pulled the trigger, now he’s dead.
Mama.... life has just begun. Can you wire me my trust fund to buy some drugs.......?
Mama.... ooooooo
Didn’t mean to make you cry
If I’m not back from Berlin, I may die
Carry on, carry on
Cause nothing here matters

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Mamaaaa ooooooh I don’t wanna stay, I sometimes wish I’d never moved here at all

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But its not too late, my time has come
Berlin sends shivers down my spine, body's aching all the time
Goodbye, everybody, I've got to go
Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth
Mama, ooh (Any way the plane goes)
I don't wanna stay
I sometimes wish I'd never been come at all

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I see a little silhouette of a meth addict... Stefanouche, Stefanouche, would you do the Fandago?
P!ss, poop, dirt and lighting... very very frightening...
Görlileeeo, Görlileeeooo, Kottbuser Tor...
ooOoOoR!

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I'm just a “poor” boy nobody loves me
He says he’s a poor boy from a poor family,
Spare him his life from this monstrosity

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I‘m just an artist everybody loves me
you’re an imbecile, Hartz 4 loves you
Spare Berlin from these monstrosities

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  Anonymous wrote:

Very good lyrics, well done. You really should write songs.

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The silhouette of a meth addict was my favourite part

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curfew until June 30.... no words.

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When does the curfew starts?

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oh my god i thought it was only til end of may. This is so tough

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they should have just been upfront about it from the start and said look girls lockdown is gonna last for a whole year

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Merkel will probably start building a wall around Germany so people wont travel at all anymore. When you leave your building after midnight you'll get investigated by the Stasi or shot.

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You should pay a visit to the hospitals and see the situation. What else will make believe that this virus is real? Do you want bodies laying in the street? Do you know what death is? Have any of you ever seen a dead body ( outside of the funeral home) before. Two people I know have died from this poop virus. It’s not a game! Go to the hospitals and pay a visit. How many people need surgery but it needs to be put off. Because all the doctors are attending to COVID-19 idiots. With all do respect, you all need to take this poop seriously. The politicians are idiots and now they actually have to do some work. It’s not their best work but they are all we have. You have no idea this situation can turn into a surreal situation fast. If the poop really hits the fan i can promise the ones complaining will be the ones buying all the toilet paper again. Every person for themselves, right?

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  Anonymous wrote:

what a load of BS. there are not stockpiles of bodies anywhere. stop with the fear mongering

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Actually in some third world countries they have bodies lying on the road because they didn’t have the resources. That doesn’t change that the lockdown is driving everyone nuts.

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www.reddit.com/r/berlin/comments/mrzm9e/butthole_of_a_neighbour_vandalism/

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I bet the hausverwaltung is too cheap to put some cameras around the common areas of the building

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DaTeNsChUtZ!

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